Hello. Does anyone know of a website where I can learn how to lay
track properly, including track bed, nailing, wiring, tips, and so?
Thanks for your help.
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14 years ago
Newbe needs some help with basics
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14 years ago
Better yet, has anyone any knowledge of a DVD that goes through the
laying of sectional track; flexible track, and hand laid rail?
It just seems to me that for my own learning, I learn better by watching and than repeating / doimng what I just watched, than I do by mere reading or looking at a still picture.
Everybody learns in a different style or manner, but watching it done once or twice, with good detailed narration, and then doing it, works or me.
YMMV
muselart wrote:
It just seems to me that for my own learning, I learn better by watching and than repeating / doimng what I just watched, than I do by mere reading or looking at a still picture.
Everybody learns in a different style or manner, but watching it done once or twice, with good detailed narration, and then doing it, works or me.
YMMV
muselart wrote:
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14 years ago
On Fri, 8 Feb 2008 10:15:22 -0800 (PST), I said, "Pick a card, any
card" and muselart instead replied:
My advice would be to go to a club meeting in Colorado somewhere near where you live. You'll get far better advice from the members than you ever could from pictures on a web site. Ask here for anyone who posts on rec.models.railroad from your local area. -- Ray
My advice would be to go to a club meeting in Colorado somewhere near where you live. You'll get far better advice from the members than you ever could from pictures on a web site. Ask here for anyone who posts on rec.models.railroad from your local area. -- Ray
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14 years ago
Here are some video/DVD possibilities to get you started:
Kalmbach sells some Videos/DVDs:
HTH, Stevert
Kalmbach sells some Videos/DVDs:
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They also make available (Through Model Railroader magazine) a free
video PDF on Joe Fugate's ballasting technique:
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Of course, they also sell other video PDF's:
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And if you like the free video PDF, Joe Fugate has produced his own
series of how-to DVD's:
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Disclaimer: I have no interest in any of these products, and other than
the free video PDF about ballasting, I have not even viewed any of them.
But I did like that free PDF, and I have heard good things about Joe
Fugate's DVD's.HTH, Stevert
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14 years ago
"Stevert" wrote
It's thoughtful of you, but your disclaimer is probably not needed here. After all, if someone asks an honest question in this forum who cares if a manufacturer answers it, so long as the question gets answered accurately?
It's not like you were spamming the newsgroup.
-Pete
It's thoughtful of you, but your disclaimer is probably not needed here. After all, if someone asks an honest question in this forum who cares if a manufacturer answers it, so long as the question gets answered accurately?
It's not like you were spamming the newsgroup.
-Pete
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Green Frog has a number of dvds...
Bill Bill's Railroad Empire N Scale Model Railroad:
Green Frog has a number of dvds...
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